CC453232-1R2KL

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A fixed inductor is an electrical device composed of a metal core enclosed in a coil of conductive wire, also known as a coil. The coil is wound around the core so the magnetic field generated by the current in the wire interacts with the core material, creating an inductance. Fixed inductors are used in a wide variety of applications, including electronic circuits, power electronics, and communication systems.

The CC453232-1R2KL is an example of a fixed inductor. This fixed inductor has a maximum inductance of 1.2μH at 800mA. It is rated at a maximum operating temperature of 105°C and has a DCR tolerance of ±30%. The CC453232-1R2KL is designed for high-frequency applications with a maximum frequency of 1GHz.

The primary application field for CC453232-1R2KL is to provide power to high-frequency circuits, such as those used in cellular phones and digital TVs. It is also widely used in low-frequency applications, such as those used in routers and radios. The fixed inductor is also used to provide a steady source of stored energy in power supply systems.

The working principle of a fixed inductor revolves around Faraday’s Law of Induction. The law states that a changing magnetic flux through a loop creates an electromotive force (EMF) in the loop. This EMF, in turn, creates an electric current to flow in the loop proportional to the rate of change of flux. The fixed inductor works by using the current and magnetic field generated by a current passing through its coils to induce a voltage in the circuit.

The primary benefit of a fixed inductor is its ability to store energy in the magnetic field generated by passing current through the coils. This stored energy can be used to create a steady source of current, or to supplement an existing power supply. Fixed inductors are widely used to reduce electrical noise in circuits and to protect sensitive components from power surges.

Fixed inductors are also used in wireless communication systems to create precise oscillations at specific frequencies. By adjusting the number of turns in the coil and the core material, fixed inductors can be tuned to produce frequencies in the range of kilohertz to gigahertz for communication links and signal generators. The fixed inductor can also act as a filter, blocking certain frequencies while allowing others to pass through.

The CC453232-1R2KL is an example of a fixed inductor designed to provide power to high-frequency circuits. It is widely used in radios, routers, cellular phones, digital TVs, power supply systems, and signal generators. It works on the principle of Faraday’s Law of Induction and is used to store energy, reduce noise, and protect components from power surges.

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